A user is mid-entry in a transaction and types /n to jump elsewhere. Why might they lose work, and what should they have typed instead?

SAP AS ABAP Administration · Presentation Layer: SAP GUI & NWBC

A user is mid-entry in a transaction and types /n<tcode> to jump elsewhere. Why might they lose work, and what should they have typed instead?

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